Civic Engagement
Tiger Commencement Pledge
Towson University seniors have the option of taking the Tiger
Commencement Pledge when they graduate:
As a TU graduate I will...
Take responsibility for the social and environmental
consequences of my decisions.
Inspire others by my example.
Grow personally, professionally, ethically, and
intellectually.
Embrace opportunities for community involvement.
Represent TU proudly.
All graduating seniors are invited to take the Tiger
Commencement Pledge and wear a symbolic black and gold ribbon on
Graduation Day. Pledge cards, ribbons and materials are passed
out during cap and gown pick up periods for both winter and
spring commencement ceremonies.
Ribbon and Pledge Card Pick-Up Days and
Locations:
December 7th - 12th, 2009:
Ribbons and pledge cards will be distributed
with caps and gowns at the University Store.
January 10th, 2010:
Ribbons and pledge cards will be available
outside of the Towson Center before and after each graduation
ceremony.
Information for
Students:
How Does the
Pledge Work?
Students sign a
graduation pledge card, scroll, and wear black and gold ribbons at commencement.
Information
for Faculty Members:
Towson University faculty
members are also invited to wear black and gold ribbons at
Commencement ceremonies to support students taking the Tiger
Commencement Pledge.
Ribbons and pledge cards are available in the faculty dressing areas
during commencement exercises for those choosing to participate.
To find out more
information about the Tiger Commencement Pledge, email
daccardi@towson.edu.
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